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Dontwearwhite says:
Madrid's nightlife is amazing! It ranges from small dives to large discos and all are very accesible. If you are in the area for a long period of time I'm sure you will be able to find someting you like. A good place for college students is O'connels they have cheap drinks free tapas at 2am and evry...
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juantsq says:
Ok, all of you know "tapas", what is this, it is a tipycall, not for all places in spain...
in spain, in madrid, you must go to Jose Luis, there are some of this "tapas" places, for me the best!! in the capital...
Regards
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tirsomaldonado says:
Go! If you like flamenco shows just do not doubt it! It is next to the Plaza Mayor and meters from El Mesón Rincón de la Cava, which I also wrote about. We were passing by and I just saw they were playing at that right moment. Inside you had 20 or 30 tables with people from all over the place, and...
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tirsomaldonado says:
This is one of those modern bars with good atmosphere and a very comfortable place to be. We went there after lunch. Some of us had coffee, and I had and incredible "Mojito"! People there was very friendly. There was a projector playing a black and white picture... do you know which one? and old ep...
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Lizzerson says:
I just went to this flamenco restaurant and it was sooo much fun! I went on a wednesday and there were tons of people there and great performers!!! plus you can eat or drink while watching it! if you are in madrid definately dont miss the flamenco at Corral de la Morería. be sure to make reservatio...
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adamcubed says:
Been here a couple of times. An international bar, lots of travellers, gap-students, language-learners, etc with friendly bar staff, reasonably-priced hooch and a book-swap! With quite a few shelves worth of stuff you can either buy, or just swap out a book for whatever you finished on the plane. ...
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kimakje says:
I would recommend this tapas bar. It offers free tapas with your drinks (which some do not) and had a good selection of other cheap food. The sangria was very good. It was also mostly locals, which usually speaks for itself
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dansh17 says:
Hard door, it's up to how you get dressed.
The place is awsome, very beautiful club, plenty of VIP rooms and bars. Good drinks and beautiful people.
It's an expensive place, but the dancefloor is amazing, with some shows and incredible gogo's dancing around you, and good vibes gouing out of the sp...
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mario26 says:
hi to depend when iu go in madrid cause u have some time of the years or u dont have many event to see!!!!!of course i will sugees u to see a carida if u like toreador be a fight with a taurus its very impress and im persuated u very like it the ambiance in the stadium was absolutly crazy and if the...
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Dontwearwhite says:
Hit up a chino's (slang for chinese-run liquor store) and pick up some mahou! If you go to a Real Madrid match, get there early and hit up one of the bar/restaurants.. everyone will be drinking in the streets. If you want to have a beer and an english conversation go to O'connells. I believe it's we...
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jefrois says:
This is one of a few Mesones located on the historic Cava De San Miguel street in Madrid. Mesones are these long skinny, cave like hole in the wall bars, which are popular with the locals, know for karaoke, cheap sangria, and tapas. It is very lively on Friday and Saturday night, but I was there o...
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jessquisieraser says:
Beer in Madrid? EVERYWHERE my friend! this is not England or Ireland, that's true but most of the people here drinks beer! you will find it in any BAR, and you only have to ask for a "CAÑA", that's what we call a beer here! ;)
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